RESIDENTIAL JOB DEFINITION Clause Samples
The Residential Job Definition clause establishes what constitutes a 'residential job' within the context of the contract. It typically outlines the types of properties or projects that are considered residential, such as single-family homes, apartments, or other dwellings intended for private occupancy. By clearly defining this term, the clause ensures that both parties understand the scope of work and the specific legal or regulatory requirements that may apply to residential construction, thereby reducing ambiguity and potential disputes over project classification.
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RESIDENTIAL JOB DEFINITION. (a) This classification shall include the following: • Any building or complex of buildings that is designed for the purpose of providing residential living quarters as in a place of residence. • Residential jobs include seniors complexes, respite care, hospice, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, continuing care retirement communities and long term care facilities. • Any portion of a residential/commercial building or complex of buildings which is residential with base building services. (Any future commercial space fit-up on such a building or complex of buildings shall be at the Commercial rate.) • Any repairs or renovations to any of the above.
(b) This classification shall not include: • Any project that specifies union contractors only. • Any building designed solely for the purpose of temporary residency.
(c) For environmental controls work, only members dispatched from the Union for a residential project shall be eligible to work under this classification.
(d) In the event that a contractor has a question as to whether a job comes under this classification, it will be the contractor’s responsibility to contact the union Business Manager for clarification.
RESIDENTIAL JOB DEFINITION. (a) This classification shall include the following: • Any building or complex of buildings that is designed for the purpose of providing residential living quarters as in a place of residence. • Any building or complex of buildings that is designed for the purpose of providing residential living quarters and containing no more than 20% of space designated for commercial use. • Any repairs or renovations to any of the above.
(b) This classification shall not include: • Any project that specifies union contractors only. • Any building designed solely for the purpose of temporary residency. • Any environmental controls work including service calls.
(c) In the event that a contractor has a question as to whether a job comes under this classification, it will be the contractor’s responsibility to contact the union Business Manager for clarification.
RESIDENTIAL JOB DEFINITION. (a) This classification shall include the following: • Any building or complex of buildings that is designed for the purpose of providing residential living quarters as in a place of residence. • Any portion of a residential/commercial building or complex of buildings which is residential with base building services. (Any future commercial space fit-up on such a building or complex of buildings shall be at the Commercial rate.) • Any repairs or renovations to any of the above.
(b) This classification shall not include: • Any project that specifies union contractors only. • Any building designed solely for the purpose of temporary residency.
(c) For environmental controls work, only members dispatched from the Union for a residential project shall be eligible to work under this classification.
(d) In the event that a contractor has a question as to whether a job comes under this classification, it will be the contractor’s responsibility to contact the union Business Manager for clarification.